Pictures on pc

if the files look like "picture455.jpeg.rim"

Copy to your PC then right-click each one in turn and choose "Rename".
Click with mouse at end of the word "rim", then backspace to remove the word "rim" so that the filename appears as filename.jpg without the 'rim'

Hello darianvlad,

You might have accidentally edited some pictures ( Did you rotate some pictures? ) If that is the case, then you can not view then again from your camera (unless you can return them back from their original state). But don't worry, it will still be OK on your PC without any problem.

Anyway, to prevent that next time, you must transfer all the pictures to your PC without editing them (don't even rotate the pictures) and then disconnect your camera/memory card before editing the COPIED files.

I hope this helped you.

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-damneddle

Good day!!!!

if you can't connect to the PC using USB try test other USB

if you test other USB and still can't connect..you need to give it to the qualified technician..

but for the mean time you can use the sd card of your camera then insert it to the card reader..

after that you can copy the picture from camera to the PC.

Thank for using fixya...

Hi,
There is a very easy way to download those pictures to your PC.
Checkout this tip that I wrote about that.

How to easily download Pictures from Digital Camera
heatman101

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Hi, delete the pictures you dont want. Move the pictures in memory to a folder in pc. Download all pictures in memory and format card. Then you cn continue enjoying your Nikon.
Greeyhings

You need to check whether your camera works or not. Take a picture and download it to PC. If the picture is fine, then looks like your LCD is bad. You need to replace it. Cheapest way is to buy a used camera, which has good LCD through EBAy (one sold for parts). You may be able to buy it under $10. Buy a screwdriver set for $1 from Dollar store. Open the case by removing 5-6 screws. Be careful not to break the case. It is usually snapped together. Once the case is open, LCD is easily accessible. The LCD is connected through a flat cable. The connector has a flap. lift the flap carefully, and then pull out the cable from the connector. Replace it with your good LCD. Best of luck.

Blame Microsoft updates. Use a card reader instead.

The solution is: 1. go to set 2. go to frame no. and reset. You can make pictures again.

The date and time (and a lot more) are stored with every picture in its EXIF metadata. Any photo viewing/editing program should be able to display this data. To print this data, please consult the documentation for whatever program you're using to print your pictures. Depending on the program and printer you may print the date on the image, in the margins, or on the back.